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Date Posted: 09/21/15 5:46:56pm Mon
Author: Steve
Subject: Re: Hall of Honor - Kelly Robinson '82, Dick Biddle
In reply to: 'gate80 's message, "Re: Hall of Honor - Kelly Robinson '82, Dick Biddle" on 09/20/15 6:54:06pm Sun

>Kelly Robinson played during my college days. In my
>memory he was considered a better defensive player
>than his namesake Eugene Robinson, who of course went
>on to play 16 years in the NFL, a longer pro fb career
>than any Colgate grad (and who I heard providing color
>commentary for the Carolina Panther game today). I was
>not aware that Kelly Robinson became an MD. He is an
>internist and emergency medicine specialist. He is one
>of several Colgate fb players during my time in
>Hamilton who went on get professional degrees. Thank
>God George, Peter, Tony, and the rest instituted
>recruiting restrictions just after Kelly left, and
>downgraded the fb program, so that our reputation
>would no longer be sullied by dumb jocks.
>
>I'm very surprised that after 28 years at Colgate Dick
>Biddle did not return for his Hall of Honor induction,
>no matter what his wife thought. Is it possible he
>left Colgate with some ill will?

Fred Dunlap accepted the award on Dick Biddle's behalf and explained that Dick was unable to attend due to illness. He made a fine speech about Dick's character and achievements followed by a note he read out from Dick. There was no hint of any ill will. To the contrary, everyone was in good spirits and thoroughly enjoyed the personal remarks of all the Hall of Honor award recipients. We have a lot to be proud of.

Go 'gate!

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